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Do I Find Characters? Version 14 Where in the "World" Do I Find Characters? Revised June 2004 Use or Distribute Freely (*) Denotes Changes Magic Kingdom Disney Studios Animal EPCOT Xtra Character Meals Inside Main Entrance Main Street City Hall Main Street Town Square Main Street Train Station Main Street Exposition Hall Adventureland Agrabah Bazaar Adventureland Fontierland Bridge to Christmas Shoppe Adventureland Pirates of the Carribean Adventureland Splash Mountain Fantasyland Skyway Landing Fantasyland Carousel Fantasyland Tinkerbelle's Treasures Fantasyland Timekeeper Adventureland Magic Carpets of Alladin Fantasyland Castle Story Time Fantasyland Castle Social Fantasyland Ariels Grotto Fantasyland Festival Fantasyland Teacups Frontier Hoedown Toon Town Barnstormer ToonTown Judge's Tent Exit Toon Town Hall Fame Outside of Main Entrance Mickey Avenue Great Movie Ride Courtyard Star Tours Muppet Vision Courtyard Sunset Blvd New York Avenue Villians Store Al's Toy Barn Fantasmic Queue Animation Courtyard Tigger Avenue Inside Main Entrance Island Merchandise Discovery Island Landing Camp Minnie-Mickey Oasis Rafiki's Planet Watch Tarzan Rocks Tree of Life Conservation Station International Gateway Prop Stop Character Bus England France Morocco American Adventure African Outpost China Italy Norway Germany Mexico EPCOT Holidy Bus Resort Chacacter Caravan Chef Mickey's - Contemporary (B,D) Ohana - Polyesian (B) 1900 Park Fare - Grand Floridian (B) 1900 Park Fare - Grand Floridian (D) Cape May - Beach Club (B) Olivia's - Old Key Wesy (B) Gulliver's Grill - Swan (D) Cinderella's Table - MK (B) Crystal Palace - MK (B,L,D) Liberty Tree Tavern - MK (D) Goofys Country Dancin Jamboree Hollywood & Vine - MGM (B,L) Princess Breakfast - Norway EPCOT (B) Garden Grill - EPCOT (B,L,D) Breakfastosaurus - AK (B) Aladdin X X X X X Alice X X X X X X X Anastatia X Ariel X Aurora X X X X X Baloo X X X X X X X X X X X Beast X Belle X X X X X X Bert (Mary Poppins) X X X Big Al X X Bo Beep & Her Sheep X Brer Rabbit X X X X Brer Bear X X X X X Brer Fox X X X X X X Bullseye * X X Buzz X X X Captain Hook X X X X X X X X X Chewbaka X Chip & Dale * X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Cinderella X X X X X Cinderella's Mice X X X X X Clopin X X X Cruella De Ville X X X Daisy Duck X X X X X X X X X X Donald Duck X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Doug & Patti X X Drizella X Dwarfs X X X X X Eeyore X X X X X X X X X X X Esmeralda X X X X Evil Queen X X Ewoks X Fairy Godmother X X X X Flik X X Francis Ladybug X Friar Tuck X X X Frollo X X Genie X X X X X X X Geppetto X X X X Gideon X X X Gold Dust Pete X Goofy X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Gov Radcliffe X X X X Green Army Men X X Hercules X J.Worthington Foulfellow X X Jafar X X X X X X Jane (from Tarzan) X Version 14 Where in the "World" Do I Find Characters? Revised June 2004 Use or Distribute Freely (*) Denotes Changes Magic Kingdom Disney Studios Animal EPCOT Xtra Character Meals Inside Main Entrance Main Street City Hall Main Street Town Square Main Street Train Station Main Street Exposition Hall Adventureland Agrabah Bazaar Adventureland Fontierland Bridge to Christmas Shoppe Adventureland Pirates of the Carribean Adventureland Splash Mountain Fantasyland Skyway Landing Fantasyland Carousel Fantasyland Tinkerbelle's Treasures Fantasyland Timekeeper Adventureland Magic Carpets of Alladin Fantasyland Castle Story Time Fantasyland Castle Social Fantasyland Ariels Grotto Fantasyland Festival Fantasyland Teacups Frontier Hoedown Toon Town Barnstormer ToonTown Judge's Tent Exit Toon Town Hall Fame Outside of Main Entrance Mickey Avenue Great Movie Ride Courtyard Star Tours Muppet Vision Courtyard Sunset Blvd New York Avenue Villians Store Al's Toy Barn Fantasmic Queue Animation Courtyard Tigger Avenue Inside Main Entrance Island Merchandise Discovery Island Landing Camp Minnie-Mickey Oasis Rafiki's Planet Watch Tarzan Rocks Tree of Life Conservation Station International Gateway Prop Stop Character Bus England France Morocco American Adventure African Outpost China Italy Norway Germany Mexico EPCOT Holidy Bus Resort Chacacter Caravan Chef Mickey's - Contemporary (B,D) Ohana - Polyesian (B) 1900 Park Fare - Grand Floridian (B) 1900 Park Fare - Grand Floridian (D) Cape May - Beach Club (B) Olivia's - Old Key Wesy (B) Gulliver's Grill - Swan (D) Cinderella's Table - MK (B) Crystal Palace - MK (B,L,D) Liberty Tree Tavern - MK (D) Goofys Country Dancin Jamboree Hollywood & Vine - MGM (B,L) Princess Breakfast - Norway EPCOT (B) Garden Grill - EPCOT (B,L,D) Breakfastosaurus - AK (B) Jane Porter X Jasmine X X X X X X X X X Jessie * X X Jiminy Cricket X X X Kermit / Piggy X Kida X King Louie X X X X X Launchpad McQuack X X Lady Tremaine X Little John X Liverlips X X X X X Mad Hatter X X X X X Malificent X Mary Poppins X X X X X X X X Max, Goofy's Son X X X X Meeko X X X X X X X Meg (Hercules) X X Mickey Mouse X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Milo Thatch X Minnie Mouse X X X X X X X X X X X X X Miss Piggy X Mota Tige & Spider X Mowgli X Mr Smee X X X X X X Mulan & Shang X X Mushu X X X Peter Pan X X X X Phoebus X Piglet X X X X X X X Pinnochio X X X X X Pluto X X X X X X X X X X X Pocahontas X X X X X X X X X X X Pooh X X X X X X X X X X X Prince Charming X X Prince John X X X X X X Princess Aurora X Princess Atta X X Quasimodo X Queen of Hearts X X X X X Rafiki X X X X X X X X X X X Red Queen X X X Robin Hood X X X X X Scrooge McDuck X Shaker X X Shan-Yu X Sheriff of Nottingham X X X X X X X Snow White X X X X X X Snow Queen X Stromboli (Pinnochio) X Suzy & Perla X X X X X X Woody* Wendy WickedWitch WhiteRabbit/MarchHare Wendell TweedleDum/Dee Timon Tigger Terk Tarzan (*) DenotesChanges Revised June2004 Version 14 Inside Main Entrance X Main Street City Hall X X X Main Street Town Square Main Street Train Station X Main Street Exposition Hall X Adventureland Agrabah Bazaar Adventureland Fontierland Bridge to Christmas Shoppe Adventureland Pirates of the Carribean Magic Kingdom Adventureland Splash Mountain Fantasyland Skyway Landing Fantasyland Carousel X If youhaveadditionalsightingsorchanges,pleasesendlocationsto"[email protected]",soallcanenjoy. 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X Mickey Avenue X X X X Great Movie Ride Courtyard Disney Studios Star Tours Muppet Vision Courtyard Sunset Blvd New York Avenue Villians Store X Al's Toy Barn Fantasmic Queue Use orDistributeFreely Animation Courtyard X Tigger Avenue X X Inside Main Entrance Island Merchandise X Discovery Island Landing Animal X Camp Minnie-Mickey X X Oasis Rafiki's Planet Watch X Tarzan Rocks Tree of Life Conservation Station International Gateway Prop Stop X X X X Character Bus X X X England France Morocco EPCOT X American Adventure X X African Outpost China Italy Norway Germany Mexico Xtra X EPCOT Holidy Bus X X X Resort Chacacter Caravan Chef Mickey's - Contemporary (B,D) Ohana - Polyesian (B) 1900 Park Fare - Grand Floridian (B) 1900 Park Fare - Grand Floridian (D) Cape May - Beach Club (B) Character Meals X Olivia's - Old Key Wesy (B) X Gulliver's Grill - Swan (D) Cinderella's Table - MK (B) X Crystal Palace - MK (B,L,D) Liberty Tree Tavern - MK (D) X Goofys Country Dancin Jamboree Hollywood & Vine - MGM (B,L) Princess Breakfast - Norway EPCOT (B) Garden Grill - EPCOT (B,L,D) Breakfastosaurus - AK (B).
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